Question

Solve: -4(x + 10) - 6 = -3(x - 2)

Answer 1

first you need to distribute

Answer 2

ok how do i do that

Answer 3

well -4(x+10) would come out to -4x-40

Answer 4

just multiply those numbers by the one outside the parenthesis

Answer 5

ok so what do i do with the -6

Answer 6

add the -6 to your -40

Answer 7

so i would multiply -3 to -2 right

Answer 8

yeah for that side of the equation you would have -3x+6

Answer 9

so your whole problem should look like -4x-46=-3x+6

Answer 10

ok and what do i do after i get that

Answer 11

so in order to solve this you need to have both x's on one side,so take 4x and add it to -3x

Answer 12

then you will have -46=x+6

Answer 13

so do i subtract 6 by both sides or is my answer -46